Description Residential Advocate Recovering Hope Treatment Center – Mora, MN Job Type: Part-Time Pay: $17.00 - $22.85 per hour; based on experience (with additional evening, overnight, and weekend shift differentials!) Schedule: 3pm-11pm, every other weekend. Kickstart your career in healthcare—no experience needed! Are you passionate about helping women and families reclaim their lives from substance use disorders? Do you want to work in an environment where you make a real difference every day? Then join our team at Recovering Hope Treatment Center as a Residential Advocate! We’ll provide all the training you need to succeed! No experience? No problem. What matters most is your compassion, dedication, and desire to positively impact lives. As a Residential Advocate, you’ll be a game changer! From offering emotional support to overseeing recovery activities, your role is key to creating a safe and nurturing space for our clients. Here’s what you’ll do: Be a source of hope and encouragement: Help facilitate recovery activities and support clients with daily living tasks. Be a role model: Engage with clients, their children, and families with compassion. Ensure safety & accountability: Conduct room checks, transport clients, and maintain building security. Stay organized: Keep client records updated and handle essential administrative tasks. Be part of their journey: Assist with intake, discharge, and visiting hours. Perks and Benefits: • 401(k) with company match—eligible after 1 year of employment and 1,000 hours worked • Free meals while you’re on shift • Scholarship opportunities for continued learning • Employee Assistance Program for personal support • Paid Time Off—rest and recharge when you need it. This isn’t just a job—it’s a purpose. Ready to be part of something life-changing? Apply Today! Requirements What You Need to Succeed: • High school diploma or GED • Valid driver’s license • Comfortable with computers and basic tech Physical Requirements: • Frequently communicate with employees, parents, clients and other individuals with key relationships. This requires receiving and providing accurate information in writing or verbally, in these situations. • Frequently reach above shoulder height to reach necessary items, including supplies, medications, etc. • Frequently complete repetitive tasks. • Sit, stand or walk for extended periods of time. • Lift up to 60 lbs. from floor to waist height.